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verb · B2
अंतर पहचानना / फर्क करना
to recognize or understand the difference between two or more people or things
“At this distance, it is difficult to distinguish between the two identical-looking apartment buildings.”
Practise this word →verb · B2
ध्यान भटकाना / ध्यान हटाना
to stop someone from concentrating on what they are doing by drawing their attention elsewhere
“The nurse tried to distract the young boy by showing him a colorful toy during his vaccination.”
Practise this word →adjective · B1
ध्यान भटका हुआ / परेशान
unable to pay attention because you are worrying or thinking about something else
“Arjun seemed distracted during the meeting, constantly checking his phone for updates about his sick father.”
Practise this word →adjective · B2
ध्यान भटकाने वाला / परेशान करने वाला
making it difficult for you to focus or pay attention to what you are doing
“I find the constant pinging of phone notifications very distracting while I am trying to study.”
Practise this word →verb · B1
बाँटना / वितरण करना
to give things to several people so that everyone receives a share.
“The volunteers will distribute free water bottles to the runners finishing the marathon this afternoon.”
Practise this word →verb · B2
भरोसा न करना / शक करना
to feel that someone is not honest or cannot be relied upon to do what is right.
“Many people distrust the new agent because he refuses to show any official identification or paperwork.”
Practise this word →verb · B1
खलल डालना / परेशान करना
to interrupt someone when they are trying to work, sleep, or be alone
“I am sorry to disturb you, but there is an urgent phone call for you from the bank.”
Practise this word →adjective · B2
विविध / अलग-अलग तरह के
including many different types of people, things, or ideas in one group
“Our team at the tech startup comes from diverse backgrounds, bringing many different perspectives to the project.”
Practise this word →noun · B2
विविधता / समावेश
The practice of including people from many different social, ethnic, and cultural backgrounds together.
“Our company actively promotes diversity by hiring talented people from different states and cultural backgrounds.”
Practise this word →noun · B2
विविधता / वैरायटी
a wide variety of different things, types, or items within a single group or place.
“The local market offers a great diversity of spices, grains, and fresh vegetables from across the country.”
Practise this word →adjective · A2
तलाकशुदा / अलग हो चुके
no longer married to someone because the marriage has legally ended
“Even though Kabir and Meera are divorced, they still meet every Sunday to spend time with their daughter.”
Practise this word →verb · B2
बचना / टालना
to avoid doing something unpleasant or a responsibility you should deal with
“Kabir always finds an excuse to dodge the cleaning duties when it is his turn.”
Practise this word →adjective · B1
देश के भीतर / घरेलू
happening within or relating to a single country rather than involving other nations.
“Since we only have a four-day weekend, Kabir decided to book a domestic flight to Goa instead of going abroad.”
Practise this word →verb · C1
पहनना / धारण करना
to put on a piece of clothing, especially for a specific purpose or occasion.
“Before entering the clean room, the scientist must don a protective suit and a pair of gloves.”
Practise this word →noun · B1
दान / चंदा
something such as money or goods given to help a person or organization
“Arjun visited the local orphanage to drop off a large donation of warm winter clothes.”
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दाता / दान देने वाला
a person or organization that gives money, food, or goods to help a cause or charity.
“The local orphanage was able to build a new playground thanks to a generous anonymous donor.”
Practise this word →noun · B1
खुराक / दवा की मात्रा
a measured amount of medicine that you take at one specific time
“The doctor told Arjun to take a single dose of the syrup before going to bed tonight.”
Practise this word →verb · B1
दोबारा जाँच करना / पक्का करना
to look at something a second time to make sure it is right or safe.
“Before leaving for the airport, Kabir decided to double-check that he had his passport and tickets.”
Practise this word →noun · B2
दोहरा मापदंड / पक्षपात
A set of principles applied unfairly, where one group is judged more strictly than another.
“Management applies a clear double standard by praising Arjun for being assertive while labeling Neha as bossy.”
Practise this word →verb · B1
शक़ होना / संदेह करना
to feel uncertain about something or to think that it is probably not true
“Rohan looked at the dark clouds and began to doubt if the outdoor match would happen.”
Practise this word →noun · B1
संदेह / शक
a feeling of being unsure about something or not being certain if it is true.
“Arjun looked at the complex map with doubt, unsure if they were heading in the right direction.”
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शुरुआती भुगतान / डाउन पेमेंट
a portion of the total cost paid immediately when buying something expensive like a house or car.
“Arjun and Priya finally saved enough money to make a down payment on their first family apartment.”
Practise this word →verb · C1
कम करके दिखाना / हल्का बताना
to represent something as being less important, serious, or significant than it really is
“The manager tried to downplay the impact of the delay, but the clients were already very upset.”
Practise this word →noun · B2
नुकसान / नकारात्मक पहलू
The negative part or disadvantage of a situation that otherwise seems good or positive.
“Living close to the office is convenient, but the only downside is the high monthly rent.”
Practise this word →noun · C1
आराम का समय / फुर्सत
a period of time when you can relax and are not busy with work or activities
“After a long week of client meetings, Arjun needs some downtime to just sit and read.”
Practise this word →adjective · B1
नीचे की ओर / ढलान वाला
moving, pointing, or leading toward a lower position or level.
“The mountain trail follows a steep downward path that leads directly to the river valley below.”
Practise this word →verb · B1
कच्चा मसौदा तैयार करना / ड्राफ्ट बनाना
to write the first version of a document or message that will be finished later
“Before the meeting starts, I need to draft a formal proposal for our new marketing strategy.”
Practise this word →noun · B1
कच्चा मसौदा / रफ़ कॉपी
An early version of a piece of writing that will be changed or improved later.
“Karan finished the first draft of his project report and shared it with his manager for feedback.”
Practise this word →verb · B1
खींचना / बोरियत में कटना
to pass or progress in a very slow, dull, and uninteresting way.
“The final hour of the workday really seems to drag when you have no tasks left.”
Practise this word →phrase · B2
खींचकर रखना / ड्रैग एंड ड्रॉप
to move an object on a screen by clicking it and pulling it to a new place
“To organize your workspace, simply drag and drop the project files into the new marketing folder.”
Practise this word →phrasal verb · B2
खींचना / लंबा खिंचना
to last much longer than you wanted or expected, becoming boring or tiring
“The final meeting of the day began to drag on, and Arjun kept checking his watch every minute.”
Practise this word →idiom · B2
टाल-मटोल करना / जानबूझकर देरी करना
to be slow in doing something or making a decision because you do not want to do it
“The management is dragging their feet on signing the contract because they are still not happy with the price.”
Practise this word →verb · B1
पानी निकालना / छानना
to make a liquid flow out of something until it is completely empty
“After boiling the potatoes for ten minutes, Meera carefully used a colander to drain the hot water.”
Practise this word →adjective · B2
पूरी तरह थका हुआ / निढाल
feeling very tired and without any energy, especially after a difficult or emotional experience.
“After a long day of dealing with difficult clients, Kabir felt completely drained and just wanted to sleep.”
Practise this word →adjective · B1
ज़बरदस्त / अचानक और बड़ा
sudden, surprising, and very easy to notice
“Since we started the new fitness program, there has been a dramatic improvement in Arjun's energy levels.”
Practise this word →idiom · B2
कुछ याद न आना / दिमाग खाली हो जाना
to be unable to remember something or fail to find an answer when you try
“I knew his face well, but when I tried to introduce him, I completely drew a blank on his name.”
Practise this word →idiom · B2
सीमा तय करना / हद तय करना
to set a firm limit on what you will accept or do in a situation
“I don't mind staying late occasionally, but I draw the line at working every single weekend.”
Practise this word →verb · C1
डर लगना / घबराहट होना
to feel intense fear or worry about a future event that you expect will be unpleasant
“Arjun had been dreading the Monday morning meeting all weekend because he hadn't finished his sales report.”
Practise this word →noun · B2
खौफ़ / डर / घबराहट
a strong feeling of fear or worry about something that is going to happen
“Karan felt a sense of dread as he walked toward the office to receive his performance review.”
Practise this word →adjective · B2
पूरी तरह भीगा हुआ / सराबोर
totally wet or soaked through every part of your clothes and body
“Rahul arrived at the office absolutely drenched because he forgot his umbrella during the sudden downpour.”
Practise this word →phrasal verb · B1
तैयार होना / सज-धज कर आना
to wear more formal or fancy clothes than you do every day for a special event
“Since it was their first anniversary, Arjun and Neha decided to dress up and go to a fancy restaurant.”
Practise this word →verb · B1
छेद करना / ड्रिल करना
to create a small round hole in a hard surface using a special rotating tool
“Arjun carefully started to drill a small hole into the wall to hang the new family portrait.”
Practise this word →noun · B1
जुनून / आगे बढ़ने की इच्छा
a strong desire and inner energy to work hard and reach a difficult goal.
“The hiring manager was impressed by Kabir’s drive to learn new skills outside of his regular work hours.”
Practise this word →phrasal verb · B2
बात अच्छी तरह समझाना / जोर देना
to emphasize an idea or point clearly and forcefully so people fully understand it
“The manager used a simple chart to drive home the point that sales were falling.”
Practise this word →noun · B2
स्वाभाविक इच्छा / तीव्र इच्छा
a strong natural or biological need that makes you want to satisfy a basic desire.
“After working for twelve hours without a break, Arjun felt an overwhelming drive to sleep immediately.”
Practise this word →adjective · B2
धुनी / कामयाब होने का पक्का इरादा
having a very strong desire and determination to succeed in everything you do
“Kabir is a driven young professional who stays late at the office to master new software skills.”
Practise this word →phrasal verb · B2
लगातार बोर करना / पकाते रहना
to speak for a long time in a flat, boring, and continuous way
“The manager continued to drone on about the new filing system while half the team fell asleep.”
Practise this word →phrasal verb · B2
बस यूँही मिलने आना / चक्कर लगाना
to pay a short, informal visit to a person or place without a fixed appointment.
“I was just passing through your neighborhood, so I thought I would drop by for a quick chat.”
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